31 Aug
2004
31 Aug
'04
8:32 a.m.
At 02:03 PM 8/31/04 -0400, Ed wrote:
At 12:00 PM 8/30/2004, you wrote:
I missed that. But IMHO the lubriplate grease supplied in those little
plastic cans with the M1 Carbine and M1 Garand and M14s is one of the all
around best lubricants that there is.
BTW just in case anyone hasn't been watching the news, a new BIGGER
hurricane (Frances) is now headed this way. It's headed directly for me and
the forecast shows only a slim chance of it changing course so HERE WE GO
AGAIN! I spent all morning boarding up and trying to get everything under
cover but still have two damaged sheds that I haven't even looked at since
the last hurricane and the roadsides are still covered in debris waiting to
be picked up. I replaced most of the fencing but I don't know if it will
withstand Frances or not. It's due to hit here early Sunday AM so I'm
going to be busy getting prepared.
Joe
Also picked up a mint LOW sn (~7000) Inland M1
( made 1942!!) and a mint
Rockola M1. (Rockola manufactured juke boxs prior and subsequent to WW II).
I working on picking up a couple more including one made by National
Postal Meter and one made by UN-Quality and, with some luck, an ULTRA RARE
Irwin-Pederson. Wish me luck!
Good Luck!
Glad to hear you came through ok, and managed to come up smelling like roses
with those super finds.
There was a thread while you were gone about lubricants.
Mentioned how M1's needed grease and M16's oil, but no one took off with
it. :-)